TEXAS
Field Trips

Come spend the day at Fiddlesticks Farms. This farm features over 25 fun and educational attractions that show visitors what life is like on a working farm.

The Fire Museum of Texas is located in a former fire station. Explore the history of the 1984 fire museum with a collection of fire engines and equipment.

The Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center offers hands-on programs in science and technology, history and culture, health and human development, math, literacy and the arts through interactive exhibits and innovative workshops.

The Fort Bend Museum offers an opportunity to step back in time and experience the atmosphere of small town Texas. Activities include Textiles in Texas, Digging into the Past, One Room Schoolhouse, Chore Time and Victorian Games.

Fort Concho National Historic Landmark & Fort Concho Museum seeks to preserve the fort period structures, interprets the fort period history, its presence and its effects.

Holding command over the Southern Plains, the Fort Griffin served as one in a line of western defensive forts. The Fort is a perfect site for a glimpse into Texas’s military past.

Fort McKavett housed various infantry and cavalry units, including regiments of Buffalo Soldiers – African American troops who played an important role in the settlement of West Texas.

Students, scouts, camps and families will have the opportunity to learn about both science and history in this  interdisciplinary environment. The Museum also houses the Noble Planetarium; and the Omni, the first IMAX® theater of its kind in the Southwest.

The Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge is a natural area comprised of forests, prairies, and wetlands allowing visitors to step back in time and experience what the Fort Worth/Dallas Metroplex was like in the early 20th century.

The Frontiers of Flight Museum focuses on early flight to modern space exploration thru exhibits and activities on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics principles to the area of aviation and space flight.

The Galveston Children’s Museum is filled with fun and entertaining interactive exhibits and hands-on programming for ages 2-10, though many activities.

Galveston Island State Park protects 2,000 acres of upper Gulf Coast barrier island ecosystem. Visitors can swim, fish, picnic, bird watch, hike, mountain bike, paddle, camp, geocache, study nature with a park ranger or just relax!